ProLine KPP-3DP65S-45 Dual Slant Sector Antenna
The ProLine dual slant sector antenna delivers enterprise-grade coverage for CBRS and private LTE networks. With 18.1 dBi gain and a 65-degree coverage pattern, this 2-port sector antenna provides optimal signal distribution across mid-range deployment areas. Engineered for reliability in demanding wireless infrastructure applications, the KPP-3DP65S-45 combines high directional gain with flexible dual-port connectivity for seamless network expansion and redundancy.
Key Features
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65-Degree Dual Slant Design — Optimized sector coverage for balanced azimuth and elevation patterns
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18.1 dBi Gain — High directional gain maximizes signal strength and range
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2-Port Configuration — Dual connectivity for MIMO support and network redundancy
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CBRS Compatible — Certified for Citizens Broadband Radio Service deployments
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3.5 GHz to 4.2 GHz Frequency Range — Full spectrum coverage for mid-band wireless applications
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Professional-Grade Construction — Durable design for outdoor and rooftop installations
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Value |
| Manufacturer |
STRATEGIC SOURCING |
| Part Number |
KPP-3DP65S-45 |
| Antenna Type |
Dual Slant Sector |
| Frequency Range |
3.5 GHz to 4.2 GHz |
| Gain |
18.1 dBi |
| Coverage Pattern |
65 Degrees |
| Ports |
2 |
| CBRS Certification |
Yes |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a dual slant sector antenna used for?
A dual slant sector antenna is designed for directional wireless coverage in specific geographic sectors. The dual slant configuration provides balanced horizontal and vertical radiation patterns, making it ideal for enterprise networks, private LTE systems, and CBRS deployments where targeted coverage is required.
Is the ProLine KPP-3DP65S-45 suitable for CBRS networks?
Yes, this CBRS compatible antenna is fully certified for Citizens Broadband Radio Service applications. The 3.5-4.2 GHz frequency range and 18.1 dBi gain make it an excellent choice for mid-band spectrum deployments in private and shared network environments.
What does 18.1 dBi gain mean for antenna performance?
The 18.1 dBi gain indicates strong directional amplification of the transmitted and received signal. Higher dBi values concentrate energy in specific directions, extending range and improving signal quality compared to omnidirectional antennas—critical for sector-based coverage planning.
Can I use the 2-port configuration for MIMO?
Yes, the 2-port sector antenna supports MIMO (Multiple-Input Multiple-Output) configurations, enabling simultaneous dual-channel transmission for improved data rates, capacity, and network resilience in enterprise wireless deployments.
